Dell PowerVault 735N (Rackmount NAS Appliance) - Manual (Page 17)

Basic Troubleshooting: Dell PowerVault 735N Systems Service Manual
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No. Plug the power strip into another electrical outlet, use another power strip, and/or try another
electrical outlet.
8. What color is the power indicator ?
Green. The system is receiving DC power. Proceed to step 9.
Blinking Green. A system failure is detected. Check the event logs in the PowerVault 735N NAS
Manager.
NOTE: For more information on event logs, see the PowerVault 735N Systems System
Administrator's Guide.
Amber. The system is in "Sleep" mode. Disable the Sleep mode using the System Setup program .
9. Check the power supply LEDs on the back of the system. What color are the LEDs?
Green. Power supply is OK. Proceed to step 10.
Red. Replace the defective power supply.
10. Check the system status indicator on the front of the system. What color is it?
Steady Green. The system is receiving DC power. Proceed to step 11.
Blinking Green. A system failure is detected. Check the event logs using the PowerVault 735N NAS
Manager.
Amber. The chassis is open or the system is in "Sleep" mode. Close the system doors (if open) or
disable the Sleep mode using the System Setup program .
11. Check the hard-disk drive indicator for each hard-disk on the front of the system. What color is it?
Green. The hard-disk drives are OK. Proceed to Common Troubleshooting Issues .
Blinking Green. The hard-disk drives are in use. This indication is normal.
Amber. Replace the defective hard-disk drive(s).
Common Troubleshooting Issues
This section provides a table of common problems with the system, their possible causes, and resolutions.
Review the issues in
Table 1 to see if any of them match the problem you are having with the system.
Table 1: Common Troubleshooting Issues.
Issue Possible Cause Resolution
I cannot access my Dell Only Windows common internet file Access Dell ActiveArchive folders